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no you do not need to hold fictional characters "accountable". they are not real.

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Seasmoke claiming Addam House of the Dragon | 2.06 "Smallfolk"
When the pile of clothes on the chair in the corner starts looking suspiciously person-shaped in the dark:
DRAGONS appearance in HOUSE OF THE DRAGON Season 3 teaser trailer
Moondancer, Tessarion & Vermax in The House of the Dragon Season 3 Teaser

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me: feels unloved *searches x reader tag*
personally, I think people are allowed to ship a âtoxic shipâ as long as itâs fictional and they can separate fiction from reality. shipping a fictional âproblematic shipâ doesnât mean youâre âabuse apologistâ in real life. the same way people who enjoy fictional villains are not âmurderersâ in real life.
itâs okay if you think this ship makes you uncomfortable and so you personally dislike it. what you can and should do is avoid their contents and refrain from interacting with people who do ship them. that mute and block buttons are your friends.
what you shouldnât do, though, is harass people who ship them and brag about how theyâre âred flags irlâ and how youâre âmorally superiorâ simply because of fictional characters.
I promise you, minding your own business and not caring about what ship strangers on the internet ship will make your fandom so much less toxic and a whole lot more enjoyable.
sometimes while in my little fandom space, I will come across a freaky, questionable ship that makes me uncomfortable and is not for me at all, but instead of harassing the op or making a call out post about them, I will mentally be like âhell yeah get your freak onâ, scroll past the post and get on with my day
new favorite AO3 comment dropped. short, simple, to the point. made me laugh so hard my stomach hurt.

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The fact that kids nowadays want ao3 to be censoredâ guys. Guys. Where is your sense of adventure? When I was 12, and homeschooled, and had unlimited internet access on my second hand laptop, all I felt upon discovering ao3 was unmitigated joy. A whole platform where people can be fucking weird and post toe-curling novel-length diatribes about ANYTHING. How beautiful is that?
And then you, the reader, can just jump in and post your own weird shit? And people might comment just to say ânice job!â Or âwhere the fuck is the next chapterâ on your 20k coffee shop FNAF AU? Bro. Themâs the little things that make the internet worth anything.
Ao3 is so beautiful. I love scrolling past indescribably disturbing descriptions. I love knowing they have a place to be posted. I love knowing that, should I feel the urge to indulge, I can do so with no repercussions.
Mi familia. Mis amigos. Por favor. Take a step back and be grateful that not every facet of creativity has been locked behind an algorithm.
"Gooner game!" "Gooner show!" "Gooner behaviour!"
There's literally nothing wrong with media containing sexual content, appealing to sexual fantasies, or ppl finding aspects sexually appealing.
There's nothing wrong with enjoying sexual fantasies, getting off to media, speaking about finding characters attractive, etc.
And whilst theres nothing wrong with it, a piece of media covering sexual topics or having attractive characters doesn't necessarily mean it's just a "gooner" media either. Things can have emotional depth and be beautifully written, and still have sexual content. You sound like a Puritan.
things some people, especially people who are new to ao3 or fandom/fanfic space as a whole, seem to not understand:
archive of our own is an archive. not a social media.
archive of our own was built with the stance that there would be no censorship, because other platforms already had censorship where some things that were taboo were reported/removed. ao3 was built with the purpose that all of these works, that were not allowed on other platforms, would be allowed on ao3.
the archive will house anything thatâs considered fanworks. so no, you cannot report this fic because it portrays in explicit details taboo topics about xyz, you cannot report that fic because it romanticizes and glorifies xyz. ao3 will not remove any of those fics, because whether or not you like it, those fics do not go against ao3âs terms of service.
âbut these things are not allowed on other platformsâ thatâs precisely why ao3 was created, to house and give a platform to these things that were censored/banned/removed from other platforms.
if you have a problem with this, you can use other platforms to post and read fanfics
but you should also know that ao3 by far has the best tagging system, meaning you wonât get anything like what ao3 provides on other platforms, meaning it may be a pain in the ass for you to find a fic with the prompts and pairing youâre looking for, meaning you may still get jump scared by things that are triggering to you half way through your reading of what you thought was an innocent fic. because other platforms donât have tagging systems, where you can find and avoid any character/pairing/tag as you please, like ao3.
"i want old fandom back :(" y'all can't even handle people shipping fictional characters with a 2 year age gap, what makes you think you'll be able to handle all the stuff old fandom came with?
btw you're allowed to enjoy two differing interpretations of the same character and you don't have to justify why you like it to anyone. you can like your evil character to be malicious and serious and you can like depicting them as a silly goober. you can enjoy seeing people draw two characters in all sorts of different contexts and dynamics without having to pick one over the other. you don't have to come up with a complex reason. you don't have to explain yourself to anyone. you can like a character multiple ways without having to justify why it's not problematic or why it's not weird. do what you want. it's fandom, not a testimony before the court.

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I love you ao3, I love you dead dove, I love you dark and fucked up ships, I love you weird and unusual kinks, I love you porn without plot, I love you unapologetic violent fiction, I love you horror, I love you splatterpunk, I love you unreliable narrators, I love you morally gray characters, I love you characters with no morals whatsoever, I love you authors that write whatever you want, I love you authors who don't stop others from writing whatever they want, I love you readers with critical thinking skills, I love you media literacy
"I hate you, but at least you never lied to me" is a character dynamic i enjoy so much, it must be said